dotnet-csharp-code-smells

To detect C# code smells, analyze your codebase for common logic issues like IDisposable misuse, LINQ anti-patterns, event handling leaks, and God classes, then apply the suggested fixes referencing relevant CA rules.

Common C# resource management anti-patterns involve improper IDisposable implementation, which can cause resource leaks. Analyzing the code identifies these gaps and provides fixes referencing relevant CA rules.

To find LINQ anti-patterns and event handling leaks in C#, review the code to pinpoint inefficient queries and unsubscribed events, receiving explanations of why they are harmful and the correct refactoring steps.

Yes, you can identify C# design smells like God classes and long methods. The analysis targets these structural issues, explaining the potential pitfalls and providing actionable refactoring guidance.

Yes, the C# code review process references specific CA rules. It provides explanations for detected code smells, warning suppression hacks, and exception handling gaps while citing the relevant CA rules for quality improvement.